Sentence examples for muddy by from inspiring English sources

Cartier was one of six cham pions crowned on a 2.5‐mile course left muddy by overnight rain.

But for their Lebanese clients, Syrian officials also left their position muddy by reassuring Lebanon this week that Shabaa Farms was also occupied Lebanese land.

The lot, unmowed and turned muddy by several days of rain, is not much of a setting for the climactic event after 10 months of national debate over Augusta National's membership policies.

And although the margins of Bull Jump Creek had been trampled bare and muddy by generations of cows, although there were only one or two places along it still flushed with green willow, the destruction had happened so gradually that he had not noticed, for he thought of the ranch as timeless and unchanging in its beauty.

This is the bottom end of the game, where the air has a whiff of failure and the pitches are muddy by the time of early November's mists.

All of today's turf races at Pimlico except the Gallorette have been taken off the turf, and the main track is sure to be muddy by Preakness post time of 6 48 pm, by which time it's going to be awfully dark and sodden.

Following a few days of rain, my progress on the trail's first section, along damp, muddy by-ways as far as Old Winchester Hill, was painfully slow.

These proposals are muddied by deep distrust.

His muscular internationalism is muddied by vagueness on Iraq.

The picture is also muddied by the recession.

The picture is partly explained and partly muddied by El Nino.